Forum for all matters concerning Amsterdam-Schiphol airport (and control zone, including heliport). Customary language is Dutch, but English is also accepted.
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Stefanb
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by Stefanb 09 Aug 2019, 17:45
1330-xxxx ZM335 E55P Royal Air Force (RFR7270 from LFST)
Have fun!
Marcelb
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by Marcelb 09 Aug 2019, 21:19
Bennie
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by Bennie 09 Aug 2019, 21:59
K21 assigned to one of them.. the other still unassigned.
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falcon01
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by falcon01 09 Aug 2019, 22:04
Are these nightstoppers?
Kees
Bennie
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by Bennie 09 Aug 2019, 23:53
falcon01 wrote: Are these nightstoppers?
Cannot confirm 100%, but as of yet no outbound plans visible.
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Bennie
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by Bennie 10 Aug 2019, 08:38
Bennie wrote: K21 assigned to one of them.. the other still unassigned.
K27 for number 1, K21 for number 2.
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catbird
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by catbird 10 Aug 2019, 09:51
Inbound LFST NOS on adsb
Ajaxfever
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by Ajaxfever 10 Aug 2019, 10:14
Stefanb wrote: 1330-xxxx ZM335 E55P Royal Air Force (RFR7270 from LFST)
should be ZM333 in stead of ZM337. ZM335 is the same.
both just landed at Strasbourg according to ads-b.
Bennie
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by Bennie 10 Aug 2019, 12:03
RFR7270 just airborne out of Strasbourg.
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Bennie
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by Bennie 10 Aug 2019, 13:33
poldertoren wrote: ZM335 abeam Luxemburg at the moment.
Landing time :59, RWY22.
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janneman36
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by janneman36 10 Aug 2019, 13:34
Engine covers worden op zm333 geplaatst, lijkt dus op nachtstop
spotting is just like fishing only less slippery.....
Piet Luijken
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by Piet Luijken 10 Aug 2019, 14:11
ZM335 landed 22 and taxied to K25? Parking nose west but next to ZM333, who is nose east. Now both covers on.
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Piet Luijken on 10 Aug 2019, 16:39, edited 1 time in total.
Greetings,
E-R-I-C
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by E-R-I-C 10 Aug 2019, 15:13
Piet Luijken wrote: ZK335 landed 22 and taxied to K25? Parking nose west but next to ZM333, who is nose east. Now both covers on.
Las net de ZM335 niet ZK335. Just to be sure
Eric
Carlos Geurts
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by Carlos Geurts 10 Aug 2019, 16:19
Goedemiddag,
